Kampot Police Chief Explains Non-Disclosure of Suspects in Online Scam Seizure Theft Case
The Kampot Provincial Police Chief has explained the decision not to publicly disclose suspect photos in a case involving the theft of seized items from an online scam operation, citing the need to protect the ongoing investigation and evidence collection. Over 30 police and military officials have been arrested.
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